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Judges vs Parliament – The Stealth Revolution No New Zealand Lawyers Dare Name

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Former Bell Gully Chair Roger Partridge has come out swinging again over the ‘stealth’ activities of the Supreme Court as they steal law-making power in a ‘coup’ that has lawyers either ignorant of what is occurring, or deciding that silence is the best option. Writing in his Substack column Partridge, (pictured) who a former litigator

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Law Association of NZ WelcomeRaynor Asher KC As Life Member

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It’s always pleasing to see genuine achievement recognised without fanfare or fuss. Last Friday evening, at The Law Association of New Zealand’s inaugural President’s Dinner in Auckland, the Honourable Raynor Asher KC was one of four distinguished figures awarded Life Membership, a quiet but emphatic nod to a career that has quietly shaped the profession

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OIA Documents Reveal $1,680/Day Rate and ‘Unwieldy’ Warning in Tom Phillips Probe

New Zealand Law News, Press Releases /
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Retired High Court judge Justice Simon Moore KC has been appointed sole commissioner of the Public Inquiry into the Disappearance of the Phillips Children and will be paid a daily fee of $1,680 for an eight-hour day (equating to $210 per hour), documents obtained under the Official Information Act confirm. The rate applies for work

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$100M Meltdown – The Australian Radio Contract War Lawyers Will Feast On

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There are messy breakups, and then there’s the nuclear-level legal car crash now exploding between top-rated radio hosts Kyle Sandilands and Australian Radio Network (ARN). Official termination landed this morning (18 March 2026), a $100 million contract to 2034 is in tatters, Jackie “O” Henderson is out too, and the only guaranteed winners are the

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Risk Management and Protective Technology: Legal Considerations for Modern Security

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Article Source – National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health Image by mohammadhridoy_11 on Freepik Modern societies depend on complex systems designed to protect individuals, institutions, and public spaces. While law enforcement agencies remain central to maintaining order, a wide range of organizations, from private security firms to media companies and investigative agencies, must also

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Former NZ Lawyer’s BDO Complaints Campaign Sparks Billboard Dispute

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In posts on LinkedIn, retired lawyer Dave Jaques has upped his battle with BDO Auckland (specifically Growth Advisory Partner Nicholas Innes-Jones) to review supplier and sales contracts and verify cashflow forecasts for bank lending for his digital billboard business, Digital Signs (2017) Limited. He claims Innes-Jones provided positive verification and advisory support. Jaques further claims

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How Fatigue-Related Crashes Shape Truck Accident Liability

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Article Source: Law Office of James A Welcome Long hours on the road place truck drivers under constant physical and mental strain, and fatigue can quickly become a serious safety concern. In a busy corridor like Waterbury, large commercial trucks share the road with everyday commuters, increasing the potential consequences when exhaustion affects a driver’s

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Why Slip and Fall Cases Require Detailed Hazard Investigations

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Article Source: Vile & Beckman PLLC Fort Myers is a lively Southwest Florida city where residents and visitors frequently move between shopping centers, restaurants, offices, and waterfront attractions. With steady tourism and a growing population, public walkways, parking lots, and commercial properties see heavy daily foot traffic. While these spaces are designed for convenience and

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How to Build a Strong Case for Municipal Worker Injuries in 2026: A Step-by-Step Guide

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Power Briefing: Ryan Injury Law Image generated by Gemini The reality of municipal work is often dangerous, a fact starkly illustrated by grim statistics. In 2022, the United States and Canada saw at least 46 sanitation workers die on the job, a staggering 64.3% increase from the previous year. For those who serve our cities,

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Why Motorcycle Accident Injuries Often Require Complex Claims

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Article source: Teague Law, Motorcycle injury law GA Ellijay is known for its scenic mountain roads, close community ties, and steady flow of travelers exploring North Georgia. Motorcyclists are often drawn to the area for its winding routes and open stretches of highway that make riding both exciting and memorable. However, those same roads can

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